Hearst Corporation
Hearst TV Launching Production Division
Hearst’s TV division is expanding its TV production presence, launching the Hearst Media Production Group. The new division will develop and produce programming for Hearst’s local TV stations and broadcasters, as well as streaming services and cable TV channels. It will also absorb Litton Entertainment, which produces a variety of children’s and educational programming (Litton […]
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